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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1224678)	4/27/2020 1:44:15 AM
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A Man Drank a Bottle of Rubbing Alcohol for COVID-19— This is what happened to his brain April 22, 2020 How about another disinfectant? AC is a 40-year-old man presenting to the emergency room with drooling and vomiting. He tried to speak, but he couldn't. An exam of his mouth and throat found swelling, redness, and ulcers inside. In the emergency room, doctors immediately stick a tube with a camera down his throat. Swelling and inflammation were so bad that they couldn't find his vocal cords. A longer tube was stuck down his throat to look at his stomach. Burns and dead tissue were found in the inner lining of his esophagus, confirming that AC is suffering from caustic burn injury because he accidentally swallowed industrial-strength bleach, thinking that it would cure him of the virus. He later claimed that he thought it was dilute and watered down before drinking it, which is plausible, and here's why. Bleach is a really good disinfectant. Household bleach is sodium hypochlorite. If you take away the hypo-, sodium chlorite is industrial-strength bleach. medpagetoday.com